Jesus Led Before Judges Opening His Trial
The narrative describes Jesus of Nazareth being escorted to the high priest Caiphas at the Temple precinct for an initial trial. Peter denies knowledge of Jesus as a girl and maid accuse him, leading to his weeping after the cock crow. Jesus awaits judgment outside the Hall of Hewn Stones lit by torches.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Annas
Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
Judas
Caiphas
Peter
John
Huldah
Continue Telephone Rate Boost Case In Madison At Later Date
The La Crosse Telephone Corporation rate increase case is to be continued in Madison with date to be announced soon. State Public Service Commission officials reviewed company financing for dial system upgrades and noted a $1.6 million temporary loan, with plans to convert to permanent financing and issue more stock to improve earnings.
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Madison
la Crosse Telephone Corporation
W. F. Whitney
State Public Service Commission
Whitney
la Crosse
John S. Coleman
Fred E. Steele
Crosse and
Onalaska
Public Service Commission
Philip G. Arneson
Atto
T. H. Skemp
Hale, Skemp and Nietsch
Telephone Company
Skemp
Crosse
Judson Large
Chicago
E. B. Lamp
Large
Engineers Inspect Flood Damage in Root River Valley
U S army engineers visited Rushford Minnesota area to assess flood conditions after residents urged action. They surveyed Root river damage with highway department officials present while local officials plan a summer survey and a committee to be formed by the Rushford Commercial club to pursue flood control efforts.
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Rushford
Minn
U. S. Army Engineers
Root River Valley
Norman Berg
Rushford Commercial Club
Alvin Humble
Berg
Humble
Root River
Highway Department
Commercial Club
Root Valley
Senate subpoenas demand loyalty records from top officials
Subpoenas served on Secretary Acheson Attorney General McGrath and Civil Service chairman Mitchell require loyalty files dating to 1940 and present them next Tuesday to the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee investigating Soviet espionage. President Truman has instructed officials to refuse the request citing executive branch prerogatives and long-standing practices.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Sanata
Joseph Duke
B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
Capitol
Mitchell
Duke
Acheson
McGrath
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Executive
Congress
cCarthy R-Wis
Civil Service Loyalty Board
FBI
Tydings
D-Md
McCarthy
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
MccCarthy
Home and Food Show Opens At VFW Hall
Twenty five display booths will showcase the latest in home and kitchen equipment on two floors of the VFW hall Third and Division streets Friday and Saturday for the Greater Home and Food exposition. Harris Nelson of Minneapolis will entertain as master of ceremonies and one man band, playing more than 25 instruments. Prizes will be awarded by business firms as booths are inspected.
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VFW
Division Streets
la Crosse
Harris Nelson
Minneapolis
Nelson
William Jones
Norman Scott
Vandalism Reported at Woodlawn Cemetery
Sheriff Vern Lamp announced vandalism at Woodlawn Cemetery. Deputy Mark Hewitt found baskets of flowers strewn over a 100 yard area. Footprints suggest youthful offenders. Caretaker Albert Head reported the damage.
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Vern Lamp
Woodlawn
Mark Hewitt
Albert Head
City Water Chlorination Reduced During Flush
La Crosse officials cut chlorine in the water system from 1.5 to just under 1 part per million Tuesday noon. Earlier the level began at 1.5 parts per million Monday afternoon. routine flushing this week makes uniform chlorination hard to sustain. Health officer Dr. Garland Weidner reported rising bacterial findings in samples taken while chlorination was being introduced. The cost of the current disinfection program is about five cents per person annually, versus one cent if chlorination were limited to disinfection only.
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la Crosse
Board of Public Works
Garland Weidner
Weidner
Water Mains Flushed South of King Street
The city water department announced flushing of south side water mains Wednesday night starting at midnight. Residents needing water early Thursday should draw it Wednesday night. Water may be discolored and pressure low in the southern city area, not related to chlorination equipment.
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King Street
City Water Department
Flushing
Murray Backed for ABC Position by Bricker
Senator Bricker calls Murray exactly the type of man needed for the atomic energy commission during Murray’s 15-minute Senate House committee appearance. Murray was named by President Truman to fill Lillenthal’s unexpired term, with Hickenlooper noting no opposition.
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Washington
Thomas E. Murray
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Senator Bricker
Ohio
Murray
Joint
Senate-House Atomic Committee
AEC
Truman
David E. Lilienthal
Commission
Hickenlooper
Weather outlook for La Crosse and vicinity
Fair and cold tonight with a city low of 22 and rural near 18. Thursday looks fair and warmer with afternoon readings around 42.
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la Crosse
Porter Attacks U S Tax Levy
Senator Foster Porter chair of Wisconsin Senate finance committee spoke at a La Crosse county Republican meeting urging federal relief. He argued returning $21 million beer and $34 million liquor taxes to Wisconsin could fund schools, noting Wisconsin runs on about $300 million while the federal share is $850 million.
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Tribune
Foster Porter
State Senate
West Salem
Peter Pappas
GOP
Wiscons
Wisconsin
Republicans Win Quarter Billion Cut In Foreign Aid Fund
The House backed a 250 million dollar reduction in Europe’s Marshall Plan aid, voting 165 to 163, as GOP strategists push deeper cuts amid debates on a 29 billion dollar domestic omnibus. The vote trimmed foreign aid from 2.95 to 2.70 billion for the year starting July 1.
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Washington
House
Western
Europe
Korea
China
Truman
Republican Policy Committee
Rep. Smith
R-Wis
Auto-Lite Company to lay off 550 more workers
Auto-Lite will lay off 550 additional workers Wednesday night amid Chrysler St. strike conditions, officials said at 2 45 p m Wednesday. Earlier about 200 workers were removed, with peak employment around 2 400 at the local plant.
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Electric Auto-Lite Co
Chrysler
Merchants Challenge Racine One Way Traffic Plan
About 100 Third Street Merchants association members and local officials met at the VFW to oppose Racine’s one way traffic in the business district citing losses and increased danger. Mayor Ahrens predicted the city will not force a one way on merchants. councilor Lyden echoed caution. Tribune editor Bangsberg defended balanced coverage and noted strong local division over the plan.
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Racine
la Crosse
Third Street Merchant's Association
Racine Business PLC
Racine Group
VFW
Third Street Merchant’s Association
Henry J. Ahrens
Third Street
Donald Lyden
Common Council
Eeeways Committee
Atem
Nee Pees
Ahrens
Bangsberg Lared
Tribune
Bangsberg
City Opens Second Parking Area Thursday in Off Street Plan
The city to unveil a second off street parking lot this week. Located at 309 311 South Third Street the 44 space lot opens Thursday at 8 a m daily 24 hours with five cents for two hours and six hours time limits. A previous lot at Sixth and Vine with 25 spaces is already in place and another lot on Pearl Street is due to open soon.
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Common Council
Board of Public Works
South Third Street
Cpntime
Sixth and Vine Streets
Pearl Street
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Aha Sete
Pheto
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Ruth Karnes
Bill Petrie
Esther Jandl
Elmer Hermes
Norman Grant
Les Augustine
Albert Levin
Alan Mandelker
James Jolivette
Martha
Miss Logan
Don McNeil
Bee Home
U. S
Memphis
Dreybach Dam
George Karnath
Rock Island, Jr
St St. Louis
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Inland Waterways Corp
Foote
ABC
Porter
U.S
Dee Benatqor
Auto-Lite Company
la Crosse Tribune
R. L. Bangsberg
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